JEFFREY D. McCAUSLAND, Ph.D.

QUALIFICATIONS SUMMARY

Twenty plus years of progressive experience and responsibility in executive management, strategic planning, international security studies, and education. Proven builder of high performing teams. Experienced educator and administrator with an extensive record in organizing sound educational programs for senior executives using the most advanced techniques and technologies. Performed as Dean of Academics for a federally recognized graduate school of strategic studies focusing on senior military officers and government civilians. Member of faculty at several institutions in the United States and Europe. Created and taught courses on American foreign policy and international security at both graduate and undergraduate levels. Recognized expert in international security studies. Provided assistance to the Office of the Secretary of Defense, State Department, and Joint Staff on arms control and European security issues. Served as Director for Defense Policy and Arms Control on the National Security Council Staff during Kosovo crisis. Excellent verbal and written communication skills as demonstrated in extensive publication record and numerous speaking engagements in the United States and abroad.

EDUCATION

Ph.D., International Relations, Fletcher School, Tufts University.

MA, International Law and Diplomacy, Fletcher School, Tufts University.

Bachelor of Science, US Military Academy, West Point, New York.

Senior Fellow, George C. Marshall Center for European Security Studies, Garmisch, Germany.

Research Associate, International Institute for Strategic Studies, London, England.

John M. Olin Post-Doctoral Fellow, Center for International Affairs, Harvard University.

Fulbright Scholar, Stiftung Wissenshaft und Politik, Ebenhausen Germany.

PROFESSIONAL ACHIEVEMENTS

Executive Management

- Vast managerial experience as a serving officer through the rank of Colonel in the US Army.

- Led a six hundred-man organization in Germany and during Operations Desert Shield and Storm.

- Dean of Academics for a federally recognized graduate school of strategic studies. Faculty and staff of over 140 personnel and an annual budget of $20 million dollars.

- Served as Director for Defense Policy and Arms Control, National Security Council Staff with supervisory responsibility for coordination of U.S. conventional arms control policy towards Europe. Responsible specifically for arms control efforts as part of overall US/NATO policy during the Kosovo crisis.

Personnel and Resource Management

- Proven record in developing staff, motivating and leading people to attain goals. More than twenty years experience in both labor intensive and highly automated business offices.

- Selected and appointed key personnel to manage organizations varying in size from one hundred to six hundred.

- Developed and managed a multi-million dollar annual budget.

- Aggressively sought and recruited additional resources annually of over $750,000 through efficiency awards and proper forecasting of requirements.

- Managed an installation including housing for over one hundred families, work areas, elementary school, library, etc. This encompassed a civilian workforce, facility maintenance, and planning for future construction.

- Recruited the first female professor and tenured the first minority professor at the U.S. Army War College.

- Selected as a member of the Chief of Staff, U.S. Army for blue ribbon panel on leader development.

Communication Skills

- Prestigious academic credentials to include a record of scholarly publications in the United States and abroad.

- Lectured throughout the United States at such institutions as Ohio State University and Harvard University. Delivered presentations abroad at Oxford University, Kings College (University of London), the University of Geneva, and in ten other countries.

- Developed and conducted conferences and symposia for both international and national groups from both the public and private sector.

- Provided analysis and assistance to the Office of the Secretary of Defense, Bosnian Task Force, State Department, and National Security Council on issues relating to arms control and European security.

- Supervisory responsibility for a leading scholarly journal focusing on international issues.

Adult Education

- Created programs for faculty development focused on teaching methodologies and student mentoring.

- Established sound recruiting practices to attract and retain best quality faculty in the field.

- Directed a Regional Studies Program at the graduate level. Taught comprehensives course on US strategy in Europe and coordinated six instructors presenting diverse courses on other aspects of American global strategy.

- Assisted in the process of integrating core and elective programs for a course focused on senior executive management and strategic planning as a member of the standing committee on curriculum. - Implemented progressive teaching methods to include familiarity with computer assisted education, video teleconferencing, distance education, and simulations.

EXPERIENCE

Current Position Dean of Academics, United States Army War College, Carlisle, Pennsylvania (Since 1998)

1999 Director for Defense Policy and Arms Control, National Security Council Staff, White House, Washington, D.C.

1996-1997 Senior Army Fellow, George C. Marshall Center for European Security Studies, Garmisch, Germany.

1993-1996 Director for European Studies, U.S. Army War College, Carlisle, Pennsylvania

1992-1993 Research Associate, International Institute for Strategic Studies, London, England.

1989-1992 Commander, 3rd Battalion, 17th Field Artillery, (approximately six hundred officers and soldiers), Ansbach, Germany